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At the tail end of a very busy, very strong year, Clio is bucking ‘work-from-home’ tech trends by officially opening the doors to its largest office yet. Last month, the Vancouver-based legal tech giant moved into its biggest space to date at 16 York … READ FULL ARTICLE about $1 Billion ARR in Sight: Clio Primed for Massive Growth With New Toronto Office

Tech employers are calling their teams back to the office full-time, but it’s a misguided attempt—and a long-outdated tactic—for innovation. Businesses will get the best of both worlds by investing in their leaders and hosting in-person events for … READ FULL ARTICLE about Yes, Tech Needs Its Employees Back in Office—but Not in the Way You Think

Former federal finance minister Chrystia Freeland abandoning her post as Canada unveiled its annual Economic Outlook was the latest signal—loud and clear!—that our country's economy is not in an exceptionally strong position. As the dollar tanks and … READ FULL ARTICLE about These Companies Want to Expand Their Canadian Tech Talent Forces in 2025

The year 2024 was one of slow recovery for the Canadian tech talent market, as companies started growing and hiring again following an icy stretch of worldwide layoffs through 2022 and 2023. While the worst of things appear to be in the rearview mirror, … READ FULL ARTICLE about For Better or Worse, These are the Top Trends Impacting Canadian Tech Talent

Soft skills may have their chance to shine as emerging platforms seek to eliminate bias—and perhaps even interviews—from the hiring process. Montreal's HiringBranch revealed this week that it has raised $5 million in Series A capital to do just that. The … READ FULL ARTICLE about HiringBranch Raises Capital to ‘Unlock Power of Soft Skills in Workforce’ with AI

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